International sports betting & gaming business (Poker Stars etc.).
$12 billion in revenues.
Total market for sports betting and gaming is growing.
Market share difficult to gain.
Challenging business model with uncertain regulation.
Consumer protection regulation & money laundering also a concern.
Would not recommend investing.
Online gambling business based in Europe.
Largest asset is USA business units DraftKings and Fan Duel.
Very well run company.
Managed excessive tech bubble well - didn't raise too much money.
Good to buy on share price weakness.
Flutter Entertainment is a OTC stock, trading under the symbol FLTR-L on the (). It is usually referred to as or FLTR-L
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On , Flutter Entertainment (FLTR-L) stock closed at a price of $.
Shares have tumbled. Last week, they reported a good quarter though a light full-year forecast, because consumer confidence has slid due to tariffs. They have 43% market share in the US. They grew revenue in the US by 32% with 19% total revenue growth. They manage costs. There's room to grow with states like California and Texas still barring sports betting which is popular because it's a cheap form of entertainment, he thinks.